Sentence examples for perceived technical from inspiring English sources
Perceived professional care, perceived time spent with health care provider, perceived accessibility, perceived technical competency, perceived convenience and perceived consultation and relational empathy were identified as independent predictor of patient satisfaction on TB treatment service.
Perceived professional care, perceived time spent with health care provider, perceived accessibility, perceived technical competency, perceived convenience (cleanliness) and perceived consultation and relational empathy were independent predictors of patient satisfaction (P < 0.05).
Three rival exchanges stopped routing trades to the exchange's electronic market after they perceived technical problems there.
We only found evidence of gender bias in relation to perceived technical competence; in situations where the perceived technical competence of the job candidate was low, the female candidate was less likely to be hired over a male counterpart.
Less inhibited than the British by perceived technical difficulties, the Americans pressed from the start for an early invasion desirably in 1943, perhaps even in 1942.
The findings suggest that individuals' perceptions about security are significantly influenced by their perceived technical protection while technical protection was found to be influenced by website design features.
In contrast, managers did not perceive technical information as a major barrier to adaptation.
(2) How did clubhouse staff use and perceive technical assistance and training services?
Women were more satisfied with maternal health services when they perceived the technical quality of care to be 'good' or the provider to be technically competent.
Unhappy with what they perceived as technical limitations of the DVD-RW, they devised a rival format called DVD+RW.
By the 1950s Toyota's automobile production factories were back in operation, and to gain competitiveness the company began a careful study of American automobile manufacturers, owing to perceived U.S. technical and economic superiority.
